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Saito Soma’s “Kyun-kyun Confession Situation” with My Melody!

Soma: Ooh, it’s cold! Right!? Well, you know…the scenery is really nice, and since there isn’t anyone around it’s really quiet.

Soma: Hm? I can hear something… Hey! Can you hear it?

My Melody: 🤔

Soma: You can’t? I wonder where it’s coming from…

Soma: [touches floor] Not here.

Soma: Not- ah! I see. I could hear it from here.

Soma: My…Melody.

*Theme song*

Egu: Oi! You guys are already so clingy! Don’t be flirting!

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Saito Soma’s cutie pose Eguchi Takuya’s cutie pose Eguchi Takuya’s Kyun-kyun Confession Situation

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Season 1: 13 episodes (including pilot)

Season 2: 13

Season 3: 7

Season 4: 6

This is opinion and experience-based, but I also say ¼ because typical cartoon seasons are USUALLY boarded out in around groups of 24-ish. So, traditionally, we’re looking at the middle of the second season. You guys are asking for way too much considering the allotted time.

Not to mention, they have a 78-episode commitment from Netflix, which is subject to change as long as you heathens don’t murder the fandom. So we’re only at 50% of the first commitment from Netflix.

I would also like to add that every minute in animation costs thousands of dollars and there’s only so much room for your relationship preoccupations. Voltron was never created to be your romantic drama or romcom, so respect a show that’s been in development as what it is for years before it dropped onto your lap. This is a children’s adventure show above all else, and I understand your desire for representation. Man, I do, but this goes back to the execs.

Lauren and JDS stated at NYCC they are advocating, but the pressure of millions of dollars and people behind big desks really hinders them. These higher ups are thinking about making money and giving capitalism a handjob, not the greater good, and old dudes in this business are entirely out of touch with fandom. Dreamworks is borderline as bad as DC. I mean, have you seen Voltron’s official merch?

I just want you guys to keep all of this in mind when you’re attacking Lauren and JDS and the other writers or funneling your anger at “bad writing.” You’re not being forgotten by the heart of the show. This is just the real red tape people in this industry fight, and I’ll be frank, not everyone can pull off a Rebecca Sugar.

Dreamworks is in no way shape or form Cartoon Network, and while we do have Netflix carrying the show? It’s not that simple because animation is such a different ballgame.

i couldn’t help making a little shiro compilation lol